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Yes I know the reality of the situation. So let's rephrase. Do you trust an AI controlled robot specialized in appendix removal (with a very good track record)
by huffmsa 7y ago
Yes I know the reality of the situation.
So let's rephrase. Do you trust an AI controlled robot specialized in appendix removal (with a very good track record) but zero knowledge of other systems or procedures?
- ayende 7y agoWhy would it have zero knowledge of other systems? Unlike people, you can just upload the information to it over high speed interface.
- huffmsa 7y agoWhy does a robot trained to remove appendicitis need to know about the bones of the foot?
- z3t4 7y agoSurgeons spend a lot of time studying. Its not like some employers in tech that expect the dev to operate on different kind of patients all day long with 100% productivity and no prior training except what they already knew from school. So information is constantly being uploaded. But developers need to rely on abstractions because the field is constantly changing. After 10 years a framework would be obsolete or undergone major changes. Meanwhile the human evolution won't change much in 10 years although there will be a lot of new research the anatomy stays the same.